Trump management rejected hundreds of scientists and specialists who compiled the Federal government's flagship report on how global warming affects the country.
The action is known as the future of the report required by Congress and the national climate assessment, is known in serious danger, experts.
Since 2000, the federal government has released a thorough view every year, the growing temperature of growing temperatures in a few years in a few years to affect agricultural, energy production, energy production, energy production, energy production, energy production, energy production, energy production and other aspects of energy production and other aspects of the US economy. This The last climate assessment appeared in 2023 and are also used by state and local governments that helped to prepare for the effects of heat waves, floods, drought and other climates.
Students in the country, which began on the sixth National Climate Assessment scheduled for the Sixth National Climate Assessment on Monday, said, “currently re-evaluated” and all contributors have been fired.
“Now, we are releasing all the current participants from the roles,” he said. “Plans planned for evaluation may have future opportunities to contribute or engage. Thank you for your service.”
For some authors, this appeared as a deadly blow to the next report.
“This is as close as approaching the evaluation,” he said, the professor of Tulane University in Tulane University specializing in climate fittance was the author for colleagues in Jesse Keenan and the last climate assessment. “If you get rid of all the people involved, nothing will advance.”
The White House did not respond immediately to a request for comment.
The climate assessment is usually to write a report by scientists and expert contributors around the country. Then by 14 federal agency, as well as in the opinion of several feedback with public commentary. Is controlled by the whole process Global Change Research ProgramA federal group established by Congress supported by NASA in 1990.
Under Trump leadership, this process has already faced serious violations. NASA this month Canceled a large contract with ICF InternationalHundreds of contributors are a consulting company that provides the majority of technical support and majority of staff for the global change research program.
President Trump has often rejected the risks of global warming. And the current director of Russell, Management and Budget Management, wrote before the election The next president's global change should change the research program “Reshape Research Program” because scientific reports on climate change are often used as a basis for environmental lawsuits.
Distinguished government, a branch of the largest climatic research unit, the national ocean and atmospheric administration, called “Climate Alarm” source.
During the first term of Mr Trump, the management was convicted, but failed, to break the national climate assessment. When the 2018 report came out, the global warming came out Inevitable and terrible dangerThe management revealed this to the day after Thanksgiving in a clear attempt to minimize attention.
In February, scientists presented a detailed contour of the next assessment for the first place for the initial review. However, this review continues and the agency's commentary was postponed.
The congress will still be seen what happened by the valuation of the authority. Some scientists were afraid that the leadership could attempt to write a completely new report from scratch or contradictions compared to climate science.
“There may be a sixth national climate assessment,” said Meade Krosby, which contributes to the climate effect group and evaluation of Washington. “The question will reflect a reliable scientific and preparing for climate change and whether it is a real use for our communities.”
Scientists engaged in previous climate assessments, said the report was invaluable to understand how the report would affect the daily life in the United States.
“It takes the global issue and is closer to us,” said Katharine Hayhoe in Texas Texal Katharine Hayhoe, this month is what I live in southwest or large plains. “It's worth it.”
Many state and local politicians, as well as private enterprises, trust in the appreciation to understand how climate change affects the different regions of the United States and how it can attempt to adapt.
The scientific concept of climate change and its impact has not changed sharply since its last assessment in 2023, Dr. Tulane'nin Keenan said that other communities were conducted in a continuous investigation to prepare the wild temperature, higher sea levels and other problems.
According to scientists, the final assessment said that the final assessment, the decision of the decision, which is the great deal of this adaptation and reduction measures, said about what scientists said.
“We must communicate the risks facing climate change and how we can move forward,” he said. “It's pretty destructive.”